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This is happening to me on the latest version. Is this a known issue? / comments
This is happening to me on the latest version. Is this a known issue?
Thanks, Jon. I have been using MultiScript since launch, so I am familiar with manual cancellation and parallel execution. I am not looking for a manual cancellation but rather a gate check and abort. The way we do it now is the first script checks certain criteria in the database, and if they are not met, it raises an error, which prevents all subsequent scripts from executing against that database. This works but makes distinguishing between abort and true error scenarios tricky, so I wondered if there was a more graceful way to do it. It sounds like there isn't, so we'll keep using this method. Thanks again for the response! / comments
Thanks, Jon. I have been using MultiScript since launch, so I am familiar with manual cancellation and parallel execution. I am not looking for a manual cancellation but rather a gate check and abo...
Aborting Subsequent Scripts
Currently, when we want to abort running subsequent scripts, we raise an error and rely on the "stop executing on database with error" setting. This works but has to be reviewed and compared agains...
I saw that before I had to roll back, so thanks! / comments
I saw that before I had to roll back, so thanks!
Where can we download older versions? I tried the link via my products, but it only offers the latest version or the SQL DBA Bundle. / comments
Where can we download older versions? I tried the link via my products, but it only offers the latest version or the SQL DBA Bundle.
True, but you have to uncheck all databases and check each database one at a time to see that, which is an incredibly tedious process if you are evaluating performance across multiple servers and hundreds of databases. There should be a way to see per database times in a summary view, or it should be included in the exported results. I clarified my original question as it was too vague. / comments
True, but you have to uncheck all databases and check each database one at a time to see that, which is an incredibly tedious process if you are evaluating performance across multiple servers and h...
ATurner said:
Hi Under the results you should see the time taken to execute [image] [image] [image]
Unfortunately, that is the total time against all databases. I am looking for the execution time per database. / comments
ATurner said:
HiUnder the results you should see the time taken to execute
Unfortunately, that is the total time against all databases. I am looking for the execution time per database.
Is there a way to a summary of the execution time per script/database?
I would like to see how long scripts take to execute against each database in either a summary view or in exported results.
I upgraded to 1.5.11.2072 today, and the issue surfaced. / comments
I upgraded to 1.5.11.2072 today, and the issue surfaced.